Parramore District
Home to major sports venues, historic attractions, acclaimed dining and more, downtown Orlando’s Parramore District embraces its history, heritage and heart while reaching for the future.
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Home to major sports venues, historic attractions, acclaimed dining and more, downtown Orlando’s Parramore District embraces its history, heritage and heart while reaching for the future.
An Orlando Main Streets member, Parramore District is our oldest African American neighborhood, the history of which can be explored at the Wells’Built Museum. You can also catch pro soccer and basketball games, grab dinner and drinks, or relax at the all-new Luminary Green Park, among other options.
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Boasting historic attractions and acclaimed dining, downtown Orlando’s Parramore District proudly preserves and embraces its history, heritage and heart while reaching for the future. It is also home to the Kia Center (featuring the NBA’s Orlando Magic) and Inter&Co Stadium (featuring MLS’ Orlando City Soccer Club and NWSL’s Orlando Pride).
Parramore is about 25 minutes northeast of Walt Disney World.
Florida’s east coast beaches are an hour or less from Parramore. West coast beaches are approximately two hours away.
Parramore is on the west side of downtown Orlando.
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